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2027届中考英语时文阅读 6
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完形填空:王羲之《兰亭序》---书法的历史文化意义。
阅读理解 A篇:又一个美食火爆出圈---超长蛋挞。
B篇:敬一丹、游本昌、刘欢相继离世---9月痛失三位大师
C篇:天才少年闪耀亚运---张展硕、陈好颉。
D篇:“取消英语主科地位”---又上热搜。
E篇:平陆运河建成通航--西南从“内陆”变“沿海
阅读还原:空中校车---求学路天堑变通途
语法填空: 济公
书面表达: 邀请信---来深圳见证APEC带来的变化。
I.完形填空
Last weekend, I visited a museum with my friend. Many wonderful works of traditional Chinese calligraphy were on show there. Calligraphy is very __1__ in Chinese people's daily life. Sometimes you can even see people__2__calligraphy with big brushes in the park. Many people regard it as one of the most valuable forms of Chinese __3__.
During the visit, my friend told me a famous __4__ about Wang Xizhi, a well-known calligrapher in Chinese history. Once he joined a gathering with several poets. They sat by a river and were asked to write poems to__5__their feelings. At the end of the party, Wang Xizhi wrote the famous work Lanting Xu. Later he knew that it was the best work he had everwritten. After that, he __6__ many times, but he could not write it in the same way again. People believe that such natural and lively writing came from a peaceful and happy __7__.
Today the original Lanting Xu has long been lost. However, many calligraphy lovers still__8__ this great work again and again. Through repeated practice, they learn better brush __9__ and feel the beauty of traditional art.
Calligraphy __10__ people with China's long history and rich culture. It also teaches people to be patient and calm.
1.A.special B.common C. ancient D. strange
2.A. watching B. catching C.practicing D. collecting
3.A. science B.art C. language D. history
4.A.joke B. poem C.line D. story
5.A.express B. control C. hide D. understand
6.A. regretted B. stopped C. forgot D. tried
7.A. place B. dinner C. mind D. rest
8.A.sell B. search C. change D. copy
9.A. bags B. skills C. signs D. heads
10. A. mixes B. connects C. satisfies D. covers
II.阅读理解
A
A creative new dessert has gone viral across China: a 60-centimetre super-long egg tart. While most popular desserts win people over with fresh flavours, this special treat has shot to fame chiefly for its unique look and warm cultural symbolism.
Crowds of young shoppers queue up at local bakeries to get hold of this giant egg tart. For many buyers, purchasing the dessert is far more than a simple sweet treat-it has grown into a popular social pastime. Shoppers snap photos of this eye-catching pastry and share them online with friends. Its large size makes it perfect for family get-togethers and group sharing.
Part of its widespread appeal lies in traditional Chinese culture. A long, unbroken shape carries positive symbolic weight.
It stands for long-lasting happiness, good fortune and enduring togetherness. Many people pick this tart simply to wish for a
smooth and joyful life.
For all its huge online buzz, the tart's popularity is driven by a combination of social-media appeal and a ready -to -bake supply chain. Its appeal lies entirely in novelty rather than taste. The oversized design is primarily a marketing tactic for shops to grab public attention and spark online conversation. The pastry itself, however, contains high levels of sugar and fat. A single super-long egg tart may contain over 1,000 kilo calories --- roughly equivalent to six to eight ordinary egg tarts.
This pattern is hardly new. In recent years, many internet-famous foods have surged in popularity before fading quickly. They capture public attention through unusual appearances rather than better quality. Creative food designs carrying cultural meaning are certainly fun to see. What these trends leave behind, meanwhile, is a familiar question about what people are
really buying when they buy into the buzz.
11. Why has the super-long egg tart shot to fame according to the passage
A. It wins people over mainly by its especially fresh flavour.
B. It becomes famous chiefly for its unique look and cultural meaning.
C. It sells well because it is the cheapest dessert in the bakery.
D. It is popular since it is the only traditional Chinese pastry online.
12.What do crowds of young shoppers usually do with the giant egg tart
A. They bake it at home and then eat it all by themselves.
B. They take photos, share them online and enjoy it together.
C. They use it as a daily meal to lose weight quickly.
D. They buy it only to resell it to other local bakeries.
13.What does the long, unbroken shape of the egg tart symbolize
A. The risk of eating too much sugar and fat daily.
B. The difficulty of making a very large pastry well.
C. Long-lasting happiness, good fortune and togetherness.
D. A wish for quick success and sudden great wealth.
14. What can we learn about the nutrition of the super-long egg tart
A. It is low in sugar and fat and quite healthy to eat.
B. It has about the same calories as one normal egg tart.
C. It is high in sugar and fat, over 1,000 kcal, like 6-8 tarts.
D. It offers more nutrition than common fruit and vegetables.
15.What is the author's attitude towards internet-famous creative foods
A. Fully supportive and strongly encourages buying them.
B. Completely against them and praises none of their value.
C. Objective: fun to see, yet raises a thoughtful question.
D. Only cares about how much money the shops can make.
B
In September 2026, China's cultural world said goodbye to three beloved masters within the same month: Jing Yidan,You Benchang and Liu Huan. Though they worked in different fields--television, stage and screen acting, and music -- they all left a deep mark on Chinese people's hearts.
Jing Yidan, a former CCTV host, was known for her calm voice and serious news programmes such as News Probe. She
represented the golden age of Chinese television journalism and was admired for her professionalism and warmth.
You Benchang was the unforgettable "Monk Ji Gong" on screen. With his humorous walk, kind heart and poetic lines.
he turned a folk figure into a national memory. Even in old age, he kept performing on stage and encouraged young actors to
respect art.
Liu Huan was one of China's most influential singers and composers. From the anthem-like Ode to the Yellow Rivert theme songs of great TV dramas, his powerful voice carried both patriotism and literary beauty. He also served as a mentor who helped spread musical education.
Their passing in one September reminds us that an era is fading, but the works they created will keep speaking to new
generations
16. What do Jing Yidan, You Benchang and Liu Huan have in common according to the passage
A. They were all famous pop singers in the 1980s.
B. They all worked as CCTV news anchors for years.
C. They all left a deep influence on Chinese culture.
D. They all acted in the same TV drama together.
17.Which field did Jing Yidan mainly work in
A. Stage comedy and folk storytelling.
B. Television journalism and news hosting.
C. Popular music composition and singing.
D. Film directing and international trade.
18. Why is You Benchang especially remembered by Chinese audiences
A. Because he hosted the evening news for decades.
B. Because he played the beloved role of Monk Ji Gong.
C. Because he wrote the anthem Ode to the Yellow River.
D. Because he invented the variety-show format in China.
19. What is Liu Huan best known for according to the text
A. His calm reporting style on CCTV programmes.
B. His humorous performance as a wandering monk.
C. His powerful songs and important theme music.
D. His research on traditional Chinese painting.
20. What does the writer want to show by mentioning their passing in one September
A. That Chinese entertainment has completely stopped developing.
B. That television, stage and music should be combined into one.
C. That young artists are not as talented as the older generation.
D. That an old era is leaving, but their works still inspire people.
C
At the 2026 Aichi-Nagoya Asian Games, two teenage stars lit up the arena and showed the world what "young people
make a strong nation" really means.
Zhang Zhanshuo, a 19-year-old swimmer, became the biggest name in the pool. He took part in eight events and wons even gold medals, the most by any Chinese athlete at a single Asian Games. He won the 200m freestyle in 1:43.49, breaking the Asian record, and also claimed the 400m, 800m and 1500m freestyle titles. In the 4x 200m freestyle relay, he swam the last leg and overtook Japan to help China win gold in 7:00.17, also an Asian record. Calm and hard-working, he said, "I want to win, and I hate to lose-but the pool never sees my tears."
Chen Yujie, a 17-year-old sprinter from Ningbo, raced into history on the track. In the women's 100m final, she clocked 11.06 seconds, broke the Asian Games record and won gold in her first Asian Games. Fans call her "Big Sister Kid" because she is young but fearless. She said her biggest weapon is "a calf not afraid of a tiger" - the courage of youth. Two days later, she took silver in the 200m and called it "a lesson for growing up." To her, the 100m gold was the best coming-of-age gift before turning 18.
These two are not alone. Across the Games, more "post-2005" athletes are stepping up. They train hard, stay humble, feel nervous but still dare to sprint, and turn pressure into progress. Their medals shine, but their spirit-brave, real and responsible --shines even brighter.
As people say, when the young are strong, the country is strong. Zhang and Chen are not just winners; they are the face of China's sporting future.
21. What made Zhang Zhanshuo special at the 2026 Asian Games
A. He won seven golds and became the most successful Chinese athlete at one Asian Games.
B. He only took part in relay races and did not swim any individual event.
C. He broke the world record in every freestyle race he entered.
D. He was the youngest member of the Chinese swimming team.
22. What does the phrase "a calf not afraid of a tiger" in the passage mean
A. A young animal that likes swimming very much. B. A runner who is slower than all the older athletes.
C. A young person's fearless and brave attitude. D. A coach who trains teenagers to win easily.
23. Which of the following is TRUE about Chen Yujie
A. She was 19 years old and had joined the army before the Games.
B. She won gold in the 100m and broke the Asian Games record with 11.06.
C. She lost the 100m final but won the 200m easily.
D. She said the 200m gold was her best coming-of-age gift.
24. What did Chen Yujie say about her 200m silver medal
A. It was a mistake made by the judges.
B. It was meaningless and she wanted to quit.
C. It was a lesson for her growth.
D. It was better than her 100m gold medal.
25. What is the writer's main purpose in writing the passage
A. To explain the rules of swimming and sprinting at the Asian Games
B. To compare Zhang Zhanshuo wih foreign swimmers only.
C. To prove that older athletes are no longer useful in sports
D. To show that young Chinese athletes are brave, hard-working and full of hope.
D
A famous Chinese math teacher and online influencer, Tang Jiafeng, who earned his PhD in mathematics from Nanjing University and is known for coaching postgraduate exam students, has sparked a nationwide debate. He argues that history education should be strengthened and counted toward high-school entrance exam scores to build students' national identity
while English should no longer be a core subject.
His remarks come as several regions reform their zhongkao rules --- shifing history, biology and geography to skill-level grading rather than adding points to the total score, aiming to ease students' academic burden. Tang opposes these changes for history but says English is the subject that should be adjusted, claiming "no other country puts English in such animportant position as China."
The public is divided. Supporters agree English is often learned only for exams and say AI translation tools have reduced the need for everyone to master it, so English could become an optional subject, freeing time for Chinese and history.Opponents warn that lowering English's status would hurt educational fairness: wealthy families can afford private tutoring to keep their children competitive, while poorer students lose equal opportunities. They also stress English remains vital for China's global research, trade and academic communication.
Xiong Bingqi of the 21st Century Education Research Institute offers a balanced view: AI affects all subjects, not just English, so cutting one subject solely due to technology is unwise. He suggests universities gain more autonomy, letting different majors set their own foreign-language requirements --- some strict, others flexible.
26. What is Tang Jiafeng's academic background
A. He holds a PhD in mathematics from Nanjing University.
B. He is a professor of history at a normal university.
C. He studied English linguistics overseas.
D. He teaches politics in a middle school.
27. According to Tang Jiafeng, which subject should still count toward exam scores
A. English B. History C. Biology D. Geography
28. Supporters of reducing English's importance suggest English should become______
A. a compulsory core subject B. the most important subject
C. an optional/choice subject D. completely removed from all schools
29. Opponents of Tang's idea mainly worry that lowering English's status may______
A. improve AI translation tools quickly
B. make history exams easier
C. cause educational unfairness and hurt poor students
D. stop all international trade
30. What does Xiong Bingqi propose as a solution
A. Cancel English nationwide immediately.
B. Keep identical strict English rules for every college major.
C. Ban history from entrance exams.
D. Let universities and different majors set flexible foreign-language requirements
第二节 还原阅读
For most teenagers living in cities, heading to school is simple. They take buses or walk short distances and arrive at class in minutes. But for kids in Nizhuhe Village of Yunnan Province, the trip to school was once a frightening and hard adventure.
Nizhuhe Village lies deep at the bottom of the Nizhu River Grand Canyon. Guanzha Primary School sits on cliffs over 500 meters higher. Years ago, students walked along an arrow, rocky and steep trail. Some parts were only half a meter wide. On steep rock sections,they grabbed stones and climbed by hand. 31.________
Things improved greatly in 2022. 32._________Local students and villagers could use them for free.
In July 2026, a 288-meter second elevator opened. It climbs 5 meters per second. The two elevators can hold up to 1,200 passengers. Now students take a shuttle, elevator and cable car step by step. 33._________Police and workers stay nearby to keep them safe.
No more long hours on dangerous mountain paths. Students now spend more time focusing on their studies and playing happily with friends. 34.________The amazing "sky school buses" give kids in remote mountain areas safer and easier access to education. 35._________
A. The whole journey is just 30 minutes. B. The trip took nearly three hours, so children had to leave home long before sunrise in the dark. C. A 268-meter cliff elevator and cable car system started to serve the canyon. D. This great change shows how new transport improves their difficult trip to school. E.However, they still need to climb rocky mountains to go to school now. F. The amazing "sky school buses" bring them safer and easier ways to receive education.
III.语法填空
Ji Gong was a famous monk 36.___________lived in China about 800 years ago, during the Southern Song Dynasty. His real name was Li Xiuyuan, but people called him "Crazy Monk". He 37.___________(wear) old patched clothes, carried a broken fan, and had 38.___________(mess) hair. At first sight, he looked like a beggar.
But he had a warm and wise heart. 39.___________monks who stayed in temples reading scriptures, he walked through streets and villages. He joked with kids, sang folk songs, and helped anyone in need.
He was 40.___________(good) known for his clever tricks. He used 41.___________(wise), not force, to punish greedy officials and rich bullies. He helped poor families, found medicine for sick 42.___________(child), and once used his fan to
stop a flood. Legends say he could even read people's minds.
People loved 43.___________(he) because he broke common rules. He drank wine and ate meat, never caring about
looking clean or rich. To him, true goodness meant 44.___________fair heart, not fine clothes.
Today, Ji Gong still appears in operas, cartoons and TV dramas. He remains a symbol of justice with humor --- telling
us that 45.___________(help) others matters more than appearances.
IV.书面表达
2026年APEC会议将在深圳举办，深圳这座城市变得更加干净、智能、国际化。假设你是李华，请你给外国笔友Jack写一封电子邮件，邀请他来深圳游玩。
内容包括:1. 城市变化很大(环境更整洁、双语标识增多、地铁更便利等);
2. 推荐2-3个值得去的地方(如深圳湾公园、南头古城、科技园区、品尝粤式点心等);
3.表达期待，你会陪他游览。
Dear Jack,
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参考答案
I. 完形填空
1-5: BCBDA 6-10: DCDBB
II. 阅读理解
A篇11-15: BBCCC
B篇16-20: CBBCD
C篇21-25: ACBCD
D篇26-30: ABCCD
第二节 还原阅读 31-35: BCADF
III. 语法填空
1. who / that
2. wore
3. messy
4. Unlike
5. best
6. wisdom
7. children
8. him
9. a
10. helping
IV. 书面表达范文
Dear Jack,
How is everything going I'm writing to invite you to visit Shenzhen. Great changes have taken place here because the 2026 APEC meeting will be held in our city.
The city is becoming cleaner and smarter. You can see more bilingual signs everywhere, and the subway is much more convenient than before. It's easier for foreigners to travel around.
There are many wonderful places to visit. I suggest we go to Shenzhen Bay Park first, where we can enjoy the beautiful sea view. Then we can visit Nantou Ancient Town to learn about the city's history. If you like technology, the high-tech park is also worth a visit. Of course, we must try some delicious Cantonese dim sum together.
I really hope you can come. I'll show you around and make sure you have a great time.
Looking forward to your reply.

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